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Are you eager to advance in your career? Are you seeking CV evaluation and professional advice from career counsellors? Jobs Expo is returning to Galway! Jobs Expo Galway, sponsored by Recruit.ie, will be held at the Galmont Hotel & Spa this Saturday, 28th September (10am-4pm).

For 15 years Ireland’s leading health and social care provider, Bluebird Care have been the cornerstone of compassionate homecare in Galway.

Nominations are now open for the 2023 Galway People of the Year awards. The awards were inaugurated way back in 1995 to give public recognition to individuals and groups who through their personal leadership, participation, courage, or achivements have made an outstanding contribution in their local communities at at home or abroad.

Due to the phenomenal growth in demand for their homecare services, Bluebird Care has vacancies for both full and part-time Healthcare Assistants in the Galway city and county areas.

Due to the phenomenal growth in demand for their homecare services, Bluebird Care has vacancies for both full and part-time healthcare assistants in the Galway city and county areas.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year, or so the song says - but for many, Christmas can be tough for a number of reasons.

Cupping is a body therapy that originated with Chinese Medicine. It involves placing cups on the skin to create suction and positive circulation.

Electrolysis is the only method of permanent hair removal.

The Beauty Lounge Galway is celebrating its 5th year in business on Saturday 1st September with a day of pampering for all clients new and returning. Customers are invited to enjoy complimentary treatments by the girls and they will be joined on the day by the Head Shed hair salon and Francis Soap Shop. There will bubbles and bites to eat, prizes and goodie bags to take home and 25% off Dermalogica products.

A design team has been appointed for the construction of a new €25-million STEM building at Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT), a local Fine Gael TD has revealed.